How others treat us is greatly influenced by the way we see ourselves.

We all know people who genuinely like themselves and feel content with their lives. Because they see the positive in themselves, they are able to understand and appreciate the good in others. They treat people with a sense of respect, a skill they know well because this is how they treat themselves.

When our feelings about ourselves are positive, we show others that we like and value ourselves, which tends to make others in turn treat us well.

Ever want to take a time-out with your loved one and spend some quality time working on your relatonship? Local marriage and family therapist and SDGLN contributor Jennine Estes has the ideal day/weekend just for you this May 8th.

The best part? You get to decide just how much time and money you spend nurturing your relationship. She's made it easy for you to tailor it to your own needs while still getting the most out of it.

An In Depth 4 Hour Relationship Workshop

Do you know a lot of the bartenders, bouncers, and regulars when you go out in Hillcrest? Are the endless nights of socializing, hook-ups, drinking, partying, and whatever else comes your way a regular occurrence in your life? Or better yet, have you mastered the party scene in Hillcrest and know exactly how to find the next hotspot of the night?

Partying can be a blast, especially in a community where you know a lot of people. But let’s be real….sometimes partying can simply get way out of hand.

SAN DIEGO – Two local politicians launched a Senior Services Summit on Saturday at the Scripps Ranch library.

San Diego City Councilmember Carl DeMaio and Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Pam Slater-Price organized the summit.

Members of senior organizations who attended the event learned how they could increase coordination, provide higher quality services, identify critical needs and shortfalls for seniors in the community and share ideas as well as success stories.